Pick 1. Chicago Bears: Caleb Williams QB

After another disappointing season for bears fans it seems that an answer may be on the way in the form of Quarterback Caleb Williams. Will this finally be the end of a long string of mediocre QB play in Chicago?

Pick 2. Washington Commanders: Jayden Daniels QB

After being the center of so much controversy and bad ownership it seems the new brass in town wants to make a splash. Passing on Drake Maye and going with the current Heisman holder.

Pick 3. New England Patriots: Drake Maye QB

With the departure of both Bill Belichick and Mac Jones there is a new era in New England. Drake Maye can comfortably come in and be a day 1 starter in this system and is in no way a bad conciliation prize at number 3.

Pick 4. Minnesota (Trade with AZ): J.J. McCarthy QB

The Vikings decide to trade up in this years draft and select a QB with a pedigree of winning. With recent acquisitions made to the team and the NFC North only getting better it seems the Vikings have no choice but to go all in.

Pick 5. LA Chargers: Marvin Harrison JR. WR

After the departure of Mike Williams and trading future HOF WR Keenan Allen to the bears it only makes sense to get Justin Herbert a weapon. With a slightly disappointing rookie season from Quentin Johnston they hope they MHJ can step in and be the once in a generational player he has advertised in college.

Pick 6. New York Giants: Malik Nabers WR

Had it not been for Marvin Harrison JR. Malik Nabers would have been the first receiver off the board. But as it stands the Giants are VERY happy to have him fall to them at 6.

Pick 7. Tennessee Titans: Joe Alt OT

It seems the Titans are attempting to get something built with their offense with the acquisition of Calvin Ridley. To do that though you must have a staple at OL and that is easily Joe Alt the best tackle in the class.

Pick 8. Atlanta Falcons: Dallas Turner EDGE

After gaining Kirk Cousins in Free Agency the hope is that the offense will finally start clicking and former first round pick Kyle Pitts will finally be used. That leads to the pick being the best edge rusher in the draft to help make a push for that NFC South crown.

Pick 9. Chicago Bears: Jared Verse EDGE

Having traded for Keenan Allen it seems the bears are all in here at number 9 and want to get another great talent next to Montez Sweat.

Pick 10. New York Jets: Taliese Fuaga OT

As was seen not even a quarter into the first game of the season last year protecting Aaron Rodgers is key. Fuaga will step in and immediately make an impact on the Jets O-Line and hopefully insure their star QB plays more than 1 game this season.

Pick 11. Arizona Cardinals (Trade with Minn): Rome Odunze WR

The Cardinals choosing to pass on MHJ get even more draft capital and an explosive receiver to pair with Kyler Murray.

Pick 12. Denver Broncos: Bo Nix QB

The Vikings win the bidding war to move to number 4 but the Broncos have a VERY experienced QB fall into their laps at number 12.

Pick 13. Las Vegas Raiders: Olumuyiwa Fashanu OT

The Raiders are in a very weird limbo place here at 13 but they need to establish something and a Tackle is just what they need to get started.

Pick 14. New Orleans Saints: JC Latham OT

With uncertainty at O-Line the Saints select a tackle who can contribute from day 1.

Pick 15. Indianapolis Colts: Quinyon Mitchell CB

Mitchell became a household name after his performance at the Senior Bowl and the Combine making him the first Corner selected in this years draft.

Pick 16. Seattle Seahawks: Chop Robinson EDGE

A new Era in Seattle and they look to further strengthen their defense by selecting an every down rusher who is hungry for the QB.

Pick 17. Jacksonville Jaguars: Xavier Worthy WR

After the Departure of their WR1 to a divisional rival the Jaguars will be looking to revamp their pass game going with the speedy receiver out of Texas.

Pick 18. Cincinnati Bengals: Brock Bowers TE

Perhaps the best TE prospect seen in the last 10 years Bowers falls to a perfect situation. With the potential departure of star receiver Tee Higgins Bowers is set to receiver more than his share of targets.

Pick 19. Los Angeles Rams: Byron Murphy II DT

Losing perhaps the best defensive player of this generation to retirement has to hurt. But landing Byron Murphy who can come in and contribute from day 1 will certainly make the pain a little better.

Pick 20. Pittsburgh Steelers: Jackson Powers-Johnson C

With Russell Wilson likely being the day 1 starter the Steelers need to revamp the O-Line to protect him as best as they can.

Pick 21. Miami Dolphins: Tyler Guyton OT

To make a strong push in the AFC East the Dolphins choose a tackle to pair up with Terron Armstead and protect Tua’s blindside due to having experience with a lefty QB.

Pick 22. Philadelphia Eagles: Graham Barton C

Jason Kelce retiring has left a massive hole in the Heart and O-Line of this Eagles team. Graham Barton can come in and be a versatile day 1 starter while keeping the Tush Push Alive.

Pick 23. Arizona Cardinals (Minn Trade): Laiatu Latu EDGE

The Cardinals are are exactly where they want to be in the draft and land a potential superstar at the edge position. There are injury concerns causing him to fall to 23 but if those prove to just be concerns then the Cardinals might have just gotten the steal of the draft.

Pick 24. Dallas Cowboys: Brian Thomas Jr WR

After losing Michael Gallup in the off season Dallas will look to give Dak Prescott every option to succeed.

Pick 25. Green Bay Packers: Cooper DeJean DB

With the Acquisition of Xavier McKinney the Packers are looking for a final piece to finish their Secondary. DeJean fits perfectly in the new DC’s system as a Defensive Back that can play all over the field.

Pick 26. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Terrion Arnold CB

The Bucs are happy to sit back at 26 and let a player who some view as the CB1 of the draft fall right into their laps.

Pick 27. Arizona Cardinals (Houston): Nate Wiggins CB

With their final 1st round pick the Cardinals take a player who has size concerns but has blazing speed in his position. The Cardinals seem like the clear winners of the first day of the draft.

Pick 28. Buffalo Bills: Keon Coleman WR

Gabe Davis left for Jacksonville leave a glaring hole at the WR position. The Bills find themselves landing the speedy 6 foot 4 threat to pair perfectly with Josh Allen’s big arm.

Pick 29. Detroit Lions: Darius Robinson EDGE

The Lions seem to have little to work on with the roster but find another fast strong edge to pair up with Aiden Hutchinson making their defense even more formidable.

Pick 30. Baltimore Ravens: Kool-Aid McKinstry CB

After losing to the Chiefs in the AFC title game the Ravens decide to bolster their defense even further adding a phenomenal corner at the back end of the round.

Pick 31. San Francisco 49ers: Max Melton CB

After another loss in the Super Bowl the 49ers fill one of the biggest holes in the roster in hopes to make another run and make it to the promise land this time.

Pick 32. Kansas City Chiefs: Adonai Mitchell WR

Despite the signing of Hollywood Brown the chiefs can certainly use help at the receiver position. They go out and draft another speedy receiver out of Texas and another weapon for Mahomes to terrorize defenses with.

By Nick

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